Attorney seeks delay with bias affidavit in steel rail case
In Common Pleas Court yesterday attorney David J. Davies filed an affidavit accusing Judge Marx of prejudice against the Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway in the Edmond O Luthy versus railroad damage suit. The case stems from a 1921 death of conductor George S Green. The 1923 verdict for Luthy was set aside and remanded. the Supreme Court later overturned a technicality, sending case back for new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Davies
Common Pleas Court
Marx
Superior Court
Edmund O. Luthy
George S. Green
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Gregory B. Moorman
Maxwell & Ramsey
Luthy
Green
Panhandle
Ife Marx
Railroad Company
Court of Appeals
Lewis F. Brown
Double wedding ties Peak sisters in Addyston ceremony
Miss Mary Peak will wed Everett Ashcraft of Rising Sun Indiana and her sister Gabrella Peak will marry Clyde Mockbee of Aurora Indiana at the Sneeder residence Addyston. Rev Clifford Stern will perform the ceremony with both couples planning to live in Norwood and Addyston after honeymoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneeder
Addyston
Mary Peak
Gabrella Peak
Mary
Everett Ashcraft
Rising Sun
Ind
Ashcraft
Clyde Mockbee
Aurora
Maggie Peak Sneeder
Clifford Stern
Methodist Church
Norwood
Bankruptcy notes outline creditors claim and assets
bankruptcy notes report several cases including Kay Jay Shoe Company insolvency with 20000 in accounts receivable secured by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Bank. Leo Peyton’s estate yielded 1034.25 with 15313.64 general claims. Campbell and Mrs. Hoffman also filed, with Hoffman settled. Judge Hickenlooper named ancillary receiver Anthony P. Conlon for Ford Baker assets held by railroad due to attachment by U S Rubber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay-Jay Shoe Company
Friday Street
National Fabric and Finishing Company
Hickenlooper
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks’ Bank
Common Pleas Court
Leo Peyton
United States District Court
Charles T. Greve
Peyton
Race Street
Reading Road
James Campbell
Oak Street
Pauline Weber Hoffman
Campbell
Hoffman
Joseph Mueller
Cincinnati
N. V. White
Ford Baker
Estrada
Baker
Sunstroke Case Awards Industrial Death Benefits
A jury in Judge Struble's Common Pleas Court awards Minnie Grasmick 5000 for the death of her husband Michael J. Grasmick and 150 for funeral expenses. He died August 12 1923 at the Standard Oil Hopple and Colerain station from sunstroke while employed as caretaker. The Industrial Commission had refused compensation claiming no employer negligence. The widow argued gasoline fumes worsened heat. Attorneys for the Commission filed notice of appeal after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Commission
Commission
The
Jury awards $2840 verdict against Nina Pugh
A jury in Judge Darby’s Common Pleas Court awarded Mrs. W. C. Smith $2840 against Nina B. Pugh, stock saleswoman, for funds given to invest in 1920 and 1921. Pugh admitted no stock was purchased in Smith’s name and claimed the pledge to repay lacked consideration, citing a failed brokerage firm as the loss event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Common Pleas Court
W. C. Smith
Glenway Avenue
Nina B. Pugh
Colerain Avenue
North Bend Road
Mt. Airy
Smith
Miss Pugh
Morgan Convicted of Second Degree Murder Faces Life Sentence
Archie Morgan of 480 East Fifth Street was convicted in Judge Ryan's Criminal Court on a second degree murder charge for the October 4 1922 killing of Frank Meade of Clare D in Ohio. He faces a life sentence and is also indicted in a similar murder case involving Walter Hamer of 418 East Second Street dated May 30 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Morgan
East Fifth Street
Ryan
Frank Meade
Clare
Morgan
Ohio
Walter Hamer
East Second Street
Couple Reunites After Nine Years Then Wed Again
John L. Sullivan 29 of 321 Central Ave and Mrs Clara Walker Sullivan 31 of 389 Oregon Mt Adams wed anew after nine years of separation. They married Covington Ky February 22 1916 and separated April 7 1925 when Mrs Sullivan sued for divorce alleging threats. Domestic Relations Judge Hoffman granted the divorce two weeks earlier. They renewed their vows and obtained a license to remarry from Probate Judge Lueders yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Central Avenue
Clara Walker Sullivan
Oregon Street
Mt. Adams
Sullivan
Covington
Lueders
Probate Court
Suit Seeks 10000 for Auto Collision Injuries
Daisy L. Mahoney of Covington Kentucky sues James Hyden and Clara Oliver for 10000 in U S District Court over an April 12 collision at Hopkins and Cutter Streets. She alleges Oliver lost control and struck her, causing a broken left leg cuts and severe nervous shock.
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Hopkins and
Cutter Streets
Daisy L. Mahoney
Covington
United States District Court
James Hyden
Clara Oliver
Miss Oliver
Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 195,756 to 195,770 with actions including partition of estate, divorce and alimony, foreclosure of mortgage, custody of children, and authority to mortgage real estate. Parties include Otto H. G. Lippert versus Alfred Lippert, Betty Wege versus Fred C. Wege, Samuel Bryant versus Fannie Bryant, Enterprise B. and L. Co. versus James M. Stone, Eva Richardson versus William G. Richardson, Ruby Pavell versus Edward Pavell, Hyde Park B. and L. A. Co. versus Louella Watson, Society of Cincinnati Seventh Day Adventists Church, George Coffin versus May P. Coffin, Md ck International Auto Truck Corporation versus T. 8 S. Shannon, Clara Gerold versus Frank Gerold, Riverside M. for authority to mortgage, Leonie J. Kellum versus Kelsie W. Kellum, Madgeave W. L. Howe, and Edith D. Frank versus Alex Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Otto H. G. Lippert
Alfred
Eva Richardson
William G. Richardson
Ruby Pavell
Edward Pavell
Hyde Park B. & L. A. Co
Louella Watson
Society of Cincinnati Seventh Day Adventists Church
George Coffin
May P. Coffin
Md@ck ‘International Auto Truck Corporation
Shannon
Clara, Gerold
Frank Gerold
Riverside M
Leonie J. Kellum
Kelsie W. Kellum
Madgeave
W. L. Howe
Edith D. Frank
Alex. Frank
Girl Loses Train Ticket While En Route to Huntington
Grace Meyers an 18 year old Huntington West Virginia girl applied at City Hall Social Agency for shelter after losing a ticket to Huntington on a trip from Detroit. She had been visiting her sister Mrs Ruben Brewer of Detroit and was en route to Cincinnati when the ticket disappeared. She is detained for the night at the Women's Place of Detention as police contact her relatives in Detroit and her father R H Adams of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Meyers
Huntington
W. Va
City Hall Social Agency
Ruben Brewer
Detroit
Mich
Cincinnati
R. H. Adams
Switzerland Endures Coldest June in Years
Geneva reports snow on peaks above 6000 feet for three days as tourists bundle in top coats at the fete des fleurs. Despite frigid weather the dollar sits near ninety eight cents, flooding Swiss travel with American visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Switzerland
Lake Geneva
Kupperger N.Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Indictment Shows Bank Shortage In Lincoln Official
A sealed grand jury indictment names F. W. Hageman former vice president of Lincoln National Bank on charges of abstracting about 13000 dollars from the bank. The shortage spanned roughly a year beginning in early summer 1924, with examiners tracing withdrawals and presenting the case to United States District Court. Hageman to be arraigned next Wednesday with attorney Thomas H. Morrow and Col. Simon Ross assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
F. W. Hageman
Lincoln National Bank
United States District Attorney
Hageman
Washington
May
Grand
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Thomas H. Morrow
Simon Ross
Morrow
R. T. Dickerson
Haven for Homeless Dogs Sought in Local Notice
Four stray dogs still seek homes after being picked up on city streets. Mrs. Mayer and Dr. Hoffman coordinate care with local contact at Terrace Park and McMillan Street hospital. The anonymous plea emphasizes humane outreach and finding good homes for loving dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood
Hoffman
McMillan
May
Felix Mayer
Terrace
The
Commercial Tribune
Mrs. Mayer
J. J. Hoffman
Terrace Park
Zimmerman Released on Bond in Liquor Case
C Lee Zimmerman a salesman was arraigned before United States Commissioner Thomas M Gregory on charges of possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor. He pleaded not guilty and was released on a 3500 bond pending a June 30 hearing. The bond was signed by Konnie Lucy Passmore aunt of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lee Zimmerman
Burnet Pouse
Thomas J. Corcoran
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Zimmerman
Konnie Lucy Passmore
Jo Rhine Street
Ethel Corcoran Zimmerman
Face Cream of Tutankhamen Time May Aid Modern Beauty
Photos from Tutankhamen tomb shown by Howard Carter at the Royal Society reveal a cosmetic jar with a lion lid and prisoner-head feet, containing face cream analyzed by the British Museum’s Dr. Alexander Scott. Other artifacts include a gold walking stick with a young king statuette, a calcite lamp showing a royal scene when lit, a wine jar inscribed Year Five, and a golden anthropoid sarcophagus coffin with obsidian eyes and lapis eyebrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutankhamen
John l L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Howard Carter
Royal Society
Illustrated London News
Alexander Scott
British Museum
Egypt
N. Y
Food Market Prices Rise With Beans Lead Market
Vegetable prices show an overall rise from last week with green beans surging due to May freezes that ruined early crops. Prices on other produce like asparagus, beets, cabbage, cucumbers, and fruits such as peaches and berries are listed, with notes on supply quality and regional stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Hothouse
California
Adkins Fined for Reckless Driving in Traffic Court
Samuel Adkins of Elmwood Place was fined $25 and costs for reckless driving by Judge Bell in Traffic Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Adkins
Walnut Street
Elmwood Place
Bell
Youths Marooned Crossing Big Miami River
Seven youths from Price Hill tried to ford the Big Miami River below Cleves in a car. The engine flooded and the group waded the river, ending with the car stuck and the engine underwater. Marshal Balser found them unhurt and left them to free themselves as darkness fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Cleves
Price Hill
Marshal W. S. Balser
Marshal Balser
Eighteen Sentenced in Prohibition and Drug Cases
Eighteen persons pleaded guilty before Judge Hickenlooper in U S District Court with narcotics penalties heavy. Walter Schubert and Joseph Harris received eighteen month federal sentences for morphine trafficking. Bessie Clark, Viola Baker, and Fannie Harvey faced later trials on drug sale charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Atlanta
Hamilton County
Walter Schubert
Walnut Street
Joseph Harris
West Seventh Street
Schubert
Dayton
Harris
Bessie Clark
Carlisle Avenue
Viola Baker
Smith Street
Fannie Harvey
Trinity Court
Davenport
Henry Zix
Zix
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Aaron Tratner
Charles T. Jones
Federal Building
William Hauck
Whetsel Avenue
George Hauser
Liberty Street
Prohibition Department
Arthur Chalif
Rosemont Avenue
Price Hill
Louis E. Birdsong
East
McMillan Street
Miami County
Edgar Thomas
Rainsboro Pike
Highland County
Loia Heuer
Main Avenue
St. Berd
John Dietsche
William J. Campbell
Dietsche
Agennts
Heuer
Campbell
Henry A Wilp
West Liberty Street
Louis Creller
Central Avenue
William G. Schroeder
Bernard G. Hodapp
Harrison Avenue
Cheviot
Walter G. Robertson
Eriend DuVal
James H. Merriman
West Second Street
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West Fourth St
Bangkok
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Coo
Kentucky
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Southern Railway System
Market Place
Arch
Tribune Low
Canal 6300
Fourth Street
Sixth ST
Dorothy Gray
Smith-Kasson Co
Nina Pugh
Aay Bok
F. W. H. Hageman
Lincoln National
Arthur Nash
Nash
Garnet Armeister
Robert Kabahoff
Philip Dixon
Ruth Vogel
Freda Hauck
Elsie Caldwell
Walter Bittman
William Enneking
Alfred Clark
Elmer Kalkbrenner
B. C. Kellar
Howard Gossney
Dorothy Zapf
Louise Alexander
Myrtle Dieman
Jack and
Roy Matthews
Billy and Webster Mayer
Carl Galbraith
James Pope
J. Pille
R. B. Pierce
Liam Baur
Adelph J
W. G. Puckett
William Joes
Virginia Seebohm
Helen Floer
Anita Suesz
Jack
Herbert Kalfbrenner
Abner Young
Paul Rothe
Edward Metz
Fred J. Burske
Frank Rankle
Fred Walker
Robert Galbraith
Walter Kein
Alvin Clark
Ben Hirschberg
C. D. Kern
R. M. Fox
Eleanor Pierce
Dorothy Epneking
Ed Goldmeier
Stanley Gerard
George Relléer
Allen Stone
George Gererd
C. Rommering
Kins
Frank Guillard
Glendale
Nelson Ditus
Riddle Road
Ditus
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
Opp
Postoffice Eighth
John Sts
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